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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28

1872 head: shipments S23 head; market, nothing
doing, all through consignmenis. /. Hog4-Recelpts
LEGO. head; shipments ESQ head: market firm !;
phiadelphias s. 90a6 10: Workers s. 50a5 GO; com.
Receipts 1,Goo head; shipments 1000 head: market
dull; IL cars On sale; p,o;pacts uniayorahle for
next week, Aa''I .s p --1s '--r i'frf.r 900 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28
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FlNANCEAND TI,AnE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
.- -'t" .IlE p NfnrLcfu ..NzH.'... .'H..

Nav YoEK. Fob. G6.-stoney on clll cayy, rang
Ing from ~ to per cont, selolug at sassy pei
cent Primo mercantile paper Gao per cent. ste.l
ing Exchange very dull at sts5hsi Ss51S.
RAILROAD EoNps-Wcfc quiet; sales sl,Cs5, 900.
tiovEsNaENt liONDs-wcr Gro dull and steady. n
STATE DoSDs-Wete dull and firm. II II vi
SroKKs- The stock market was dull today with
fluctuations small and very little Interest display.
cd. The opening was rather heavy, tlrSs prices
generally showing declines. After tho ftst hour
the GH,ite list became dull but generally iltn, and
80 continued uutil nearly tho clOle when prices
begun TO yield. Extreme dullLCSs was the pr!nci.
pal feature during tho afternoon aud prices slowly
yielded. the close being dull and heavy ut about
tho lowest prices reached, Sales q Yss shares.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28
Live Stock.

(, clncAeo, H., Feb, 6.-Cat,lc-Receipts 500
hend;' shipments 200 head: market steady; ship.
ping steers % 60a5 co; Suckers and feeders 81 80
90 20: cows, bulls and mixed s. C0as sO;, bulk
s. soa3 %, Hogs Receipts s,G0 head; shipments
5000 head: market active. 5aloc higher; rough
and mixed s. e0a5 80: packing and shipping S. so
Receipts 20 bead: market steady; natives So iea
50; western s. 5oai70; Texans s. 7iai is; lambs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28

t. H ~. r. .#
The Governor was q very popular and
distinguished man, who was being talked
OF for the Presidency, and We should not
hayo liked the small boy If he had not
bson & little overawcd by finding himself
alone in tho preacnce Of go august q per-
sonage, He was equal to the occasion,
however, and as the ch:ise reached him,
he stood aside 10 let 1t pass.and graveiy
presented arms. This Governor at once
pulled up his horse and looked with
amnaement ut the little fellow standing
there IS serious as q sentry, with his gun
held 5isidly before him. AS
"Wha. Is your nGms?" said the Cover
nor. ,s
"Thomas Bailey Aldrich,". replied the
boy, with military nalute.
Flo was invited into the chaise, and
though he lost his shooting, what was that
in comparison with the distinction Of rid.
ing iuto Portsmouth, Town with Governor
Woodbury.? ~ s -{;5
This wan forty years ago, and since then
TEcmn Bailey A!trich hes earned a place
among tho foremost OF American authors
by q oeries OF books, some Of prose aud
sone OF verse, which are distinguished by
the purity OF their tone, the refinement 81
their style, and the pictuseequenees OF
their invention. One Of them is called
"rhe Story cfa Bad Boy" rand except that
some Of the names OF persong and places
are changed, it is 80 faithful a pictute Of
the nuthor'a boyhood that it might ba
called an autobiography. III. NJ, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28
Good Results In Every Case.

The rnle Of three-For the third person
to clear out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28

Protested notca-Those Of the organ
grinder,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28
FOR SALE

Y Acre. Ct Land near Stone Church, Elm Grove.
81 Acres Oil Peters Kun, Is j .,4y M ySsfSl.r
~, - Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek, thrca
N v from Friadelphla. ggga ~, .i5r'E27H.
H.. - AeIeS Land with n desirable naW roomcd
"4 Me nous. nj Beech bottom. $50 ~ W.
oTe!ilnS No. 2ilS Market street, valued at 81 100.
ApHll. ''' W" - 0'A' ''' - o'''SN' o~'s'e
70 9i9 Chaplne street, u rooms, 81, COO. III
Ia ii STsd lat Market street. g.s5y'
So's Virginia street
70 y South Front street u J n
H. ~ y ~, Virginia street. H M Ss$;5
r. 8n Main street. = " +. 7, ,':tts
" ~ s ~ Main street. d, I, - "A
~ ~ Eotl street,
% SS.,S ". 2ane's addition, fronting GO feet
s. sSa'a From. street and running to low water
kats ., osass desirable pIecea Of property; al
e'efy description. lEsi VS.
, JAMES A.. HENRY,
~ IA" Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
Ollcc, No. 1Gl2 Market atrcet
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D)NDs -cIOskD lid,
k7ocE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MN.

Adams Express ..,..-4l Northern PacHc.... 2s11S
American EIpfess..iG3 do preferred ... 5352
Canada southern.... 5g1s Chicago & n. W....llbZ
Central PaCiIc....... 961 do preferred. ..l4l
Chesapeake Il Ohio. sGINcw York Central. ll21S
do first prcier1ca.. Is 0hio l. Mississippi. 271
DO seconds...,...... WI do prctcrIcd....... IS
O., o., u. Il l......... 63 Pacific Mail....... SIX
Denver x Il. G.".." 25 Pittsburgh ........ ...-lbl
II. c.........r.".". 81 Reading .".......... 31kS
DO prclcfred...... T2kSt. L. u !. F.......... 315
Fort Wayne. ...-li6 do preferred. ....... Gi54
kansas d 1c1as".... az do first preferred -ll2s54
Lake Erie Il Wcst.. IS IC. II. II ST. Parl...... Oh
Lake Shosc.".." So. 95ta do preferred -.....la0hS
Louisville Il Nash :. 6ss cxnS d Pacitlc.... 27I,
L., n. \. & C....... G. Union plcihc......... b75S
Ven. Il Chas-......... 81 Quilted States Ex.. 81
Michigan Ceutral.... S9tSlW ST. L. I. P..... ls1S
Missouri tacitc..... l'S5s do prctcrred....... 80 :
Eshh. y Chat-....... s3S WCls.Furgo Ex...,,,l2y
New Jersey Central. ty1 "esteru Union.... 7i5A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28

There 10 a machine ou. for making fin.
ger naila almond shaped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28

RAILROADS..

Nj. .'ta, RAILROADS.. j ~
|PALTIMoRE& QUO RAILROADCo.
On M, md at!S5 jsausSy 81 is passenger trains
r4ss BOUND ESssi NJ 4. b sS 7 NJ j. ~ NJ
x 5ss5s Al ID, ' ii, A ;ss II ID Is,
BellalIc. .... .......,.
Arrive At VIII 20. 10y ~ r. /.
Msnnlngton ."... $50 r..... ........
i'd ....... loss I'D III "a,
Cumberland...... ,...,. ...... 2Hs 7.ao Ito
Wellington City,. -..." ....... e:?oL.... 6:0
Balttro l...... ... SOD ...a 7:41
sDaily except sunday. a 3-1-7I7 ~ ~ - -
Nos. rs. ~ and Slstoo At all ststiots. Gnt,lit.
Wet Doysp. No i xo d b 81 \ 6 sS 9 bsy
| IAsyc- lr, NJ I'm M Pm I'm
Wheel nS............ SOP 2:0ol 9:S5I Q:l0 1880
..... 2,iOI l0:20l l020 ll:01
zs 1ssshi a.. ..... sa, i ia'Is lis, lid iao
Newark. ......... G:o| 1870 i2Ao AGO
f........i 7:ici 2<9} S;f9I 2.i9
Cincinnau ....... ...,,.. 6:bOI 7:bOI 1880
SknduSky ....... ....... ....... 6:cO ...... SIS
uMAnapolH .''..' ...'.' ...,.I llVVl 7;OtI l2oJ
St, Louis. ..... ~..., Ill 1se f 80 s:so
Chicago. .. see" 90 ...... $40 i io:s, s:2s
Kansas Cl.y......... .... ........ s:oo s:sO DOS
q. Cla.Syille Accommodation, leaves WhVoung
y sio & a. ass and S:Ss ,, NJ RSsinias. AZ.
EYE yes a, s MHeeal1a s a. s1a a. MT liz, aud ts5 p %
Tho0.sSa. N. and iosor. m. train through to Gin.
cinnaG without CHANGE with D. & o. Sleeper
Columbus accommodation leaves wheeling al
2:e p. M bellal!e Of ?ao p. m. daily except Sun.
Ioundsyille accommodation leaves Wheeling
at u:sS q. m, a,id arrives at Moundayillo at lale
p. NJ, daily except sunday. : 20 -.
Eairmont accommodation at s:ss ,. n. ~
IhrouEh Coach iion Wheeling % Cincinnati
rivtng ut Cincinnati 1t 6:l0 y, IN, .T1t~3-7' ! j
y: d y. Shopping Cars on al through trains.
Ulose connections aro msao for ali points South
deairaole route for coloniss and persons moving
% the great West, and 70 whom particular ntten.
ton Is SVEN, 7f..-.l sl.1s I.-SlIl-l
Tickets to Ill principal polna on sale a, Depo,.
Sleeping car accommodations can bs recuied ut
Depot Ticket oaice. - = b.
jt5 r,, = 7. G. BURKE, q;
Ticket 1eA A ySiis i hS 4 q f6ep's.
Ticket Agent. under Mcclure lou5c.
JOHN 7. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent. :
G. X. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent. : T-''a ~ H
DAVID LEE, General Superintendent. y
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIvI. Z
w ZION, b. 60. iT' 7T-I .II,-
On and alter Janu, 80, 1887 passcnyer trains
will run as misunderstanding time:
-s.H ID DEPARTURE.
For Ptts6ursh--5:G q, NJ, daily; sos a, IN,
daily, except sunday: Los p IN. daily, except Sun.
day; $50 D. IN. daily. ~ 1r
For wsahingIon-@:5S p. m. daily, except Sunday.
d ARRlvAlB. n p, /
From PitisburSh-0:25 u. m, daily: II ;a5 a. m,
and T'2b p. m, daily, Gxcepssunday; lo:23 p M,
From Wsshins!ou-7:o j. m, daily, except Sun.
day. lI-es - - NM &. D
p g. LORD. Ge,.cral Passenger Agent.
Nv PATTON, Supt. ,rt LOO. ~
y ss-a J. T. LANE. THv. Pass. ACT. Wheeling,
NHIO RIVER RAILROAD,
~ ,So- Tine table taking effect SATURDAY, JAN.
1887. Passenger train Will leave as iollows-Ccn.
tIal time: -. = .0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28
NOTICE,
pOyDS OF THE LOAN OF 1877,

KNOWN AS THE 1870 LOAN.
The holders Of the Rboye named bonds arc hero.
tynoIlfcl inst bonds OF the following numbcrs,
namely: >, ~, 81, 90, Oh, 1i3, l.O, 1l3, 152,
lC!, 1911, 30 have been drawn by lot, in accord.
,ucs yIlh tho provisions Of tho ordinance author.
linz the same, md nre payable At Tho Exchange
WHR OF Wheeling. March l. 1857, at which limo
thry WIN cease 10 bear interest. q, ..f
u%sEgt COMMISSIONERS LOAN 1877.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28
A Pretty Good Bad Boy.

A good many years ago now, q small,
harc.leggcd bow set out from mis- home in
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire, ior an af-
teraoon's sport With q gun. He rambled
along, ss hoys will, with his eyes wide
open Tor everything that came under
them, ss we'll as for the game that was the
special object OF bis expedition, and he
had not goas !sr when no saw q chsise
approaching, driven By the Governor OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28

y70R RENT-NO. 90 FOURTEENTH
Il street, seven rooms with bathroom; gas aud
W4lcr throughout; will put In natural gax. Can
civ" poSJQAOn iu March II desired. Apply TO W.
H. EiSEIAR'r, 1lG3 Market street. fc26
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28

Money will keep lent this year as usual.
M T. Journal, sr5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-28

How the Customs Of Dressing for tho Grave
|-a#N.. sH.f IInyo Il.au NI,nnpsI F|.. IN.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-10-12
ID. MchENZIE
Contractor and Builder.

Stores and offices fitted up, Estimates
given on all kinds of brick and wooden
buildings, Plans and Specifications fur
nished. GB- Office, 110 Beretania St.;
Mutual Telephone, 352; Postoffice Box,
100. [322 ly
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-05-07
Pearls of Thought.

Everybody is wise after the event.
Nothing is so fearful as a bad con-
science.
He tHat has no character is not a
man he is only thing.
The crutch of Time accomplishes
more than the club of Hercules.
Advice is like castor oil; easy
enough to give, but hard enough to
take.
The path of genius is not less OBJ
structed with disappointment than
that of am bition.
No man breaches his sermon well
TO others if ne does not first preach it
to his own heart.
The worst prison is not of stone.
1t is of throbbing herat, outraged
by an infamous life.
When one has no good reasons for
doing thing, he has one good reas-
on for letting it alone.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-05-07
The Dog and the Clock
Philadelphia Times.

Philadelphia Times.
An old farmer who lived in Lam
caster county, that Pennsylvania
county that is larger and richer than
some entire nations of the world, had
a precocious dog that was able to tell
the time by the clock. "He would
run into the house." said the farmer,
"and look up at the clock and if it
wasn't quarter past he'd 60 off about
his business. Then he'd come back
again and the second it was quarter
past he'd bark and start for the
cows. One day my wife thought
she'd see if the dog could be fooled,
and at | O'Clock in the afternoon she
turned the clock to 5. The dog came
in, looked indifferently at the CLOCK
stopped, shook his head, and then
ran out to look at the sun. He came
back again, squatted down and eyed
that clock as if he was waiting for
a rat. When the minute hand got
around to a quarter past he started
off as usual, and before we could stop
him he had all them cows up in the
barnyard. l drove them back, and
a more mortified person you never
saw than that dog. He ran into the
house, but the woman had turned
the hands back to the true time.
The dog jumped up at the clock and
acted as if he wanted to tear it to
pieces. He always seemed to dis
trust the thing after that"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-05-07

for it. L placed it between the feath-
er bed and mattress, but still it kept
on with its devilish racket. The wo-
men, also, kept up theirs. / seized
that clock and rushed TO the bath
room, and there let a food of water
upon it in the hope of silencing it,
but all to no purpose.
While this confusion was going or
within, the police had raped for as
sistance, and had gained admittauce
to the house. They rushed up to our
sleeping apartments and burst in the
door.
"What's up? What's the row {?
Where is he ?'' said one of them.
My mother-in law pointed them to
the bathroom, where | was trying
TO drown that internal clock in tub
Of water.
The officers drew their clubs and
pistols and charged upon me. ]
mounted the tab and pointed to that
clock, which was sill diaging away
like something possessed of the cievti.
"What is the meaning Of all this
row ?"
l attempted to explain, but the
voice Of nv mOther-in- law was heard
above all words Of mine.
"Take him away, officers he has
been trying to murder US both.
Take him away!'
In the meantime my wife had
sWOOned.
One Of the officers went for that
clock with his club. He smashed it
across the suoot ; he WelteG it in the
face; he dislocated its lower jaw; he
crippled ite hands ; he knocked it
out of time; but still 1t ratified away,
and it was not until he had driven his
number twelve boot in amongst its
liver and things that it finally caved
in and concluded to stop.
Silence being partially restored !
explained to the officers how the
whole rumrus was Occassioned, and
so far as they were concerned, they
were inclined to laugh at the whole
affair, and leave US alone, but my
frightened mothcr-in lazy protested
that [ had an undoubted attack Of the
jim-jams, as I had been drinking
hard, she said, and nothing short OF
my going to the station house would
satisfy her. Sweet angel of my
household!
l dressed and went with them |
took the remains of the alarm clock
with me, and after explaining to the
captain all about it, all hands joined
in hearty laugh and passed the re.
| maluder OF the night quite pleasant
! ly, with a pack of cards and a bottle
Of wine. But | got my early start
and being gone for about a week, it
gave the frightened ladies time to re-
cover, and to get anxious about me-
But no more alarm clocks for me
not any.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-05-07

HRnaTUTJ to be made. Cut this out and
MH v return to us, and we will send
An yo% free fomet9ing Of t6 great Te4
that will start you in business which Will
bring you in more money right away than
anything else in this world. Any one can do
the work and live at home. Either sex all
ages. Something new, that just coins money
for all workers. We will start you capital
not needed. This is one of the genuine, I'M
are ambitious and enterprising will not delay.
Grand outfit free. Address TRUE Co., Au-
gusta, Maine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-05-07

"You amt gwine to give ten cents
for that seegar, are you ?" II be-
lieye l will, Sally" he said. jest
to burn up?" said she. "That's what
hits made for, Sally" said he.
"Well," said she, "Pd look at a
dime a long time before I'd give it
for that thing and then burn ii right
up. If L was gwine to be a fool I'd
be fool some other way"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-05-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
THoMAs j. PEDDICoRD,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW.

viii practice in all the Courts of Maryland
and West Virginia.
RB- Office over Casteeps Drug Store on Main
Atreet. Oakland, Md. - 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-05-07
THAT ALARM CLOCK.

H 1was always the hardest thing in
tneForld for me to do to wake up
Iearf in the morning, or at any
siVn time before about eight o'clock.
SNeral people share with me in
g h;iMeakness.
wv, seventy-five or eighty years
agowhen | was a boy, l thought
gplFng Of being up in time to shoot
Ia early bird which always goes
ior bat worm. To the best of my
aznFledge and belief, ] have shot
that specimen of ornithology as
'toAH as fifty times, which goes to
shoS that old truisms cannot be
won out-don't it?
Veil, well, that was in my dande-
lion days. | can't help thinking
how much different it is now. In
fact, am going to illustrate it for
W fT MN 4 d n. a fs,sauealf isn'f wary
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-05-07

"If misfortune oYertakes you.
SMILE" says the poet. Sometimes
misfortune overtakes a man simply
because he does smile too often.-
PhiL0deLphi0 CdU.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-05-07
WnRKlnG GLASSES ATTENTION AHsT Bsg ION

W SthhAaAa ~ " S~tiSOaS we are now
prepared to furnish all classes with employ
ment at home, the whole OF the time, or for
their spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from 80 cents to $500 per evening, and a
as much as men. That all who see this may
send their address, and test the business we
make this offer. To such as are not well sat-
isiied we will send one dollar to pay for the
trouble of writing. Full particulars and out
ilt free. Address GEORGE SrINSoN & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-11

session The clique did nothing. as usual
Probably the most i'm portant feature of the day
was rumor that certain parties were going to
make a tender of inspected wheat on track in
Satisfaction of June contracts, and, II It was not
accepted, would test the question in the courts.
This would be in lieu of warehouse receipts, it
being i'm possible to deliver 10 the regular way.
owing to the scarcity of storage room. This, If
accomplished would be very i'm portant matter.
but so far it is nothing but a rumor, and could
not be traced to any reliable source. A little
spurt Of local buying came in just before the l.
o'clock close, putting July up to S5sc. The
market then reacted a fraction recovered and
The crowd remains in doubt about tho attitude
of tine clique in July wheat. many regarding it
very doubtful venture to load up with that
future in view of the amount in store and the
favorable crop reports. June wheat ranged be-
tween 81 092se, closing at the open
ing figures. 924c-. There were frequent
fluctuations in August of fractional amounts
sligo. Corn was slow, and prices dragged stead
lily downward. The local crowd were more dis
posed to sell, and country operators continued
TO change their trade from to more distant
futures, and the difference widened slightly.
Receipts were fair July opened 39c. sold
down TO 3S4c and closed at 38t q ss5sc. October
closed at 409c good deal of corn is being
cred for $500 bush els Short ribs and lard
were moderately active and stronger, and prices
averaged higher The offerings early were light,
and the demand from shorts" and to fill outside
orders was fair. and prices IF short ribs were
advanced 10 0l23, and lard SC. A reaction fol-
lowed after the early buyers had been filled up,
and the closing prices were identical with the
opening figures, with exceptions of August and
September ribs, which were 24c better The
leading futures ranged as follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-11
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Philadelphia, BaIti.
more, Cincinnati, and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, June 1O.-Flour easy and dull. but
quotably unchanged. Wheat SEA i9c lower; No. red
cash. S27s S3c June. S3c: July. sos l4c, clos
ing at 6o7sc august s0ss closing at s0osc bid
Sac lower: cash. 36lsc June. 36036lsc bid July.
36ls6363sc. closing at 36lsc; August, 1865 a. SIC,
closing 365sc- Oats nominally unchanged; cash.
CSC; June 271sc bid; July. 25loc Rye. none offered
timothy, SO. 5O0 Id prairie: $9011. Bran strong:
soc. Eggs steady. at lie. Butter steady and
firm: creamery, Il 017c; dairy, 10 014c- Corn
meal active. at So. 1922. Is. Whisky steady, at
SIS. Lard. 6.40c. Drysalted meats-Shoulders,
boxed. 5.75c long clear. zoe; clear ribs. 775c;
short clear .S719c- Bacon-Shoulders boxed 6 1219
a637lac; long clear and clear ribs. s:37l29s.45c
lac. Receipts-Fiour. 5000 brls; wheat. %. 600
bu; corn. $4,000 bu oats, 81 900 bu; rye none;
barley 1000 bu Shpments-Flour, 1000 brls:
wheat, l. 600 bu: corn, $4,000 bu oats, 1000
bu; rye. none; barley,
BALTIMORE, June 1O.-Wheat-Western steady
bid; July, 92ss 93c; August. 9Osa 091c; Septem-
Der. Ole asked Corn-Western easier and dull;
mixed, spot and June 47047lac; July. 47lsD
472se; August. 473s 4Sc. Oats easy and dull;
Soc. Rye higher and firm at 5S061c. Provisions
steady. Mess pork, Sl5017. Lard-Refned, 6l4c:
Butter firm Eggs firm at 17017l9c. Coffee dull
at 22022loc. Sugar steady and quiet Other
articles unchanged Receipts-Flour, Sab brls:
wheat, 10000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu oats. 2 600 bu;
rye 1000 Blu. Shipments-Flour, 25, 474 brls;
wheat. 90. 600 bu corn, ZOO bu.
PHILADELPHIA. June 10 Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat steady. but speculation quiet
No. red in elevator. 95c No. red. June, $50
tember 907s09Ilsc. Corn-Spot steady. with
moderate demand: futures dull and nominal No. 3
mixed in elevator. 47c; No. mixed. in elevator.
474c; No. high mixed. track 471ec; No.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-11

mixed. June. 46iaa 47c July. 47aFlsc: August.
47la14slsc: September. as 049c. Oas-Spot quiet
but steady: No. mixed, 32aac; unraded white,
SIC: bright No. white. SIC: No 2 white. 80
03S14c; futures quiet and unchanged. Butter firm:
good demand; creamery extra IL a lSc. Eggs steady
with good demand; Western hrsts 1pac. Cheese
quiet and easier; Ohio fats, choice. "a DC. do.
fair to prime. 9D9i2c Receipts-Flor. 500 brls;
wheat. 40, 400 bu corn, 900 bu; oats 10. 200 bu
Shpments-Wheat, SO. 900 bu corn 30, 500 bu;
oats IL 900 bu.
CINCINNATI. June lO.-Flour quit Wheat
heavy; No. red SSc receipts. 2. 3Oa bu shin,
ments $500 bu. Corn quiet and firm; %. mixed,
Ale. Oats firm; No. mixed. % Ice I'VE easy; No.
q 63c. Pork dull at S15. 25. Lard i, better de-
mand at 637lac. Bulk meats firm; shoreibs. 7.75c
Bacon in good demand and stronger; short ribs.
S62i2c; short clear. $500. Whisky stedyi sales.
673 brls finished goods on basis of Sl5. Butter
weak. Eggs steady at 11lS0i2c. Chees In fair de-
rnand Sugar steady.
LOUISVILLE. june 10.-Grain dull and weak.
Wheat-No- long CHERRY. S3c; 10 red, SIC.
Corn-No mixed Al iac; white, Al loe. Oats-No
2 3Oc. Provisions steady. Bacon-Clea-rib sides,
e.37lac; clear sides. s.s7iac; shouldes $500.
sI2isc; shoulders, 5.75c Mess port nominal
Hams-Sugarcured. l1012iac. Lsrd-ooice leaf
Sc. = lf as
DETROIT June 1O-wheat-No. wte cash
SIC. nominal Michigan red. cash, S9c 70. 2 red,
cash. $50: June. sSac: July IS FEC; Augpt, s41ac.
Corn 39sac. Oats-No. 2. SOC bid No. wdte. 30 lac
nominal. Receipts-Wheats 9,40o bu; con, $500
bu; oats, 2, 900 bu.
TOLEDO June 1O-wheat steady; cah s9iac
September. s5c asked: December. SIC Id. Corn
quiet; cash 39ioc asked. Rsceipts-Whea, IL, OeO
bu; corn, 3. 0OO bu. Shipments-Wheat, IL 900
blu; corn, 5000 Blu.